None of the articles I’ve read about this explains how the GDID gets mapped onto the user’s activity.

“Windows device carrying GDID g:6755467234350028 had visited the ngrok signup page”

So does it mean that Windows monitors your activity outwith just Microsoft services and sends all data to their servers? Is it maybe MS Edge history sync?

Can anyone break even AES-128 without years of supercomputer time?

The current way of naming GNOME apps is to take a random word associated with the thing the app does. E.g. the sound player is called Decibels.

So it would be “Club” or something equally boring :P.

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